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Mystro is an app that makes rideshare drivers up to 30% more money by…
Mystro has raised $120K across 1 funding round.
Key people at Mystro.
Mystro was founded in 2015 by Dwayne Shaw (Founder/COO).
Mystro has raised $120K in total across 1 funding round.
Mystro is an automation app that makes on-demand drivers up to 30% more money. Mystro allows drivers to safely and easily run Uber, Lyft and other platforms simultaneously and auto accepts only the trips they want.
Mystro was founded in 2015 by Dwayne Shaw (Founder/COO).
Mystro has raised $120K in total across 1 funding round.
Mystro's investors include 468 Capital, Altair Capital Management, #ANGELS (Hashtag ANGELS), Benchmark, Leawood Venture Capital.
Mystro has raised $120K across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $120K Seed in August 2017.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1, 2017 | $120K Seed | — | 468 Capital, Altair Capital Management, #angels (hashtag Angels), Benchmark, Leawood Venture Capital | Announced |
Key people at Mystro.
Mystro is a mobile app designed to help rideshare and delivery drivers maximize their earnings by automating the management of multiple driver apps such as Uber, Lyft, Uber Eats, and GrubHub. It enables drivers to simultaneously stay online on multiple platforms, automatically toggling between apps to accept the best offers based on customizable filters like fare, distance, and earnings per hour. This automation can increase drivers' income by up to 30% by reducing downtime and optimizing ride acceptance without manual switching[1][4]. Mystro primarily serves rideshare and delivery drivers who want to streamline their workflow and increase profitability while driving.
Mystro emerged from the need to simplify the cumbersome process of juggling multiple rideshare and delivery apps simultaneously. While specific founder details are not publicly highlighted, the app was in beta around 2017 and has evolved to support a growing number of platforms and features since then[2][3]. Early traction came from drivers seeking a hands-off experience to manage Uber and Lyft apps concurrently, which was previously a manual and time-consuming task. The app’s ability to automate going online/offline on different apps and filter ride requests based on driver preferences quickly gained positive user feedback and adoption[2][4].
Mystro rides the growing trend of gig economy optimization tools that leverage automation and data-driven decision-making to improve worker efficiency and income. As rideshare and delivery platforms proliferate, drivers face the challenge of managing multiple apps simultaneously, which can be inefficient and distracting. Mystro addresses this pain point by integrating these platforms into a single automated workflow, reflecting broader market forces favoring gig worker empowerment through technology. The timing is favorable as gig work continues to expand globally, and drivers increasingly seek tools to maximize earnings while maintaining safety and convenience[1][2][4].
Looking ahead, Mystro is well-positioned to expand its platform support and refine its automation algorithms to further increase driver earnings and safety. Trends such as increased gig economy participation, demand for multi-platform flexibility, and regulatory focus on driver safety will shape its evolution. Its influence may grow as a standard tool for rideshare and delivery drivers seeking to optimize income without added complexity. Continued enhancements in AI-driven filtering and integration with emerging gig platforms could solidify Mystro’s role as a key enabler in the gig economy ecosystem[1][6].
